Archive for June, 2010
Just in time for the summer holidays, Google have launched Google Maps Navigation in 11 more countries, giving you access to voice navigation directions on your mobile device.
And at the same time, Google have added further Search by Voice functionality to their Android handsets, Read the rest of this entry »
The iPhone 4 was announced on Monday, and will be available to buy in just two weeks time. And for consumers in the UK, the good news this week is following the announcement of the release date, availability of Apple’s new handset has been confirmed for all five main UK networks. Read the rest of this entry »
Since Motorola confirmed the impending release of the Milestone XT720, there has been a lot of interest surrounding the handset. The XT720 is expected to become the new Motorola Android flagship handset, replacing the original Milestone, also known as the Motorola Droid.
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As we wait to see what pricing and tariff offers the UK mobile networks will be offering the iPhone 4 on, today Apple have confirmed the SIM free cost for their new device. The new handset is going to be available in black and white, and there will be a 16 GB and 32 GB [...] Read the rest of this entry »
One of the things that Nokia does well is to load their portfolio with a wide range of devices that are similar in spec to previous releases, with slight specification tweaks here and there. The Nokia 5228 fits into this category, mirroring in many ways the features of the previously Read the rest of this entry »
Orange have become the first network to publish their tariffs for the new Apple iPhone 4, scheduled to launch on the 24th June. There are options available for both 24 month and 18 month contracts, and offer an inclusive amount of minutes, texts and data for your monthly outlay:
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These days handsets are packed with a vast amount of high technology, of almost every imaginable type, cameras, MP3 players, internet web browsers, email clients, GPS units and so on. But one technology that has yet to catch on in a major way is dual SIM technology. There have been Read the rest of this entry »
Apple has said sorry to customers for the issues surrounding iPhone 4 pre-orders on Tuesday, before saying a record 600,000 pre-orders were made.
Huge demand for the next generation iPhone caused servers to overload both on Apple’s own site and carrier sites in the US.
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Customers will have to get two micro-SIMs if they have both an iPad and an iPhone 4.
The news could frustrate some avid Apple fanboys who want to get both of Apple’s latest devices.
Apple’s FAQ page states that an iPad micro-SIM card will not work with an iPhone.
O2, who are Read the rest of this entry »
Germany is to get the square Android 2.1-powered Motorola FlipOut in July.
The FlipOut is to cost €350 SIM-free and will be ranged by Vodafone and O2 – the phone had originally been given a slightly cheaper price tag and earlier release date.
While the smartphone is yet to be Read the rest of this entry »